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It doesn't seem that explicit, i mean the most explicit thing yet imo is the subtle pussy play on words "roses in between my thighs"

 

So I would guess not many, if any

honeymoons consist of sex boo

She said something about it being the beginning and the end. I assume she means that the song encompasses the narrative of the album. I just think a manifestation of that statement would be interesting.

She said HM was the first track, but then started talking about she finds it weird when how a record begins and ends

 

edit: this entire time I was reading: "in some ways I find it weird how a record begins and ends," instead of "where the record begins and ends"

I'm probably reading too into it, but I'm interested in how she mentioned that HM was the beginning and the end of the record. I wonder if we'll get HM as the opening track, as well as the closing track, but edited with a different composition. Kind of like The Suburbs by Arcade Fire. But I guess that idea is moot if the Nina cover is indeed the final track.

I don't think she ever mentioned anything about HM being the closing track, but that would be cool if it were reinvented to close the album

okay???? i was just letting you know what sweetserialkiller was referencing because you were obviously confused.

 

+ scatting is a form of ad-libbing, or musical improvisation.

I knew what they were referencing, but, like you said, scatting is vocal improvisation, while ad-libbing is vocal impelishment and is usually used during vocal runs

the scatting after the last chorus? before she says "dreaming away your life"

scatting and ad-libs are different

But guys this song is so incredibly beautiful. My mother adores it! Her voice is so flaunted on this track and the instrumentals compliment her vocals. The intro sounds so cinematic, so by sounding more like BTD she probably means leaning towards the cinematic feel of BTD. The intro sounds so nostalgic, it gives me the same old black-and-white movie feeling just like Lolita does, I'm leaning towards the 1962 Lolita film, but it mightn't be it, I'm pretty sure I'm thinking of an exact film though, not just old movies in general.

Anyway, HM has a lovely feel and I have an idea this album will be legendary.

 

Oh and the bridge is heaven, I knew it would be. And the ad-libs are breathtaking!

but there aren't any ad-libs

the outro sounds so jazzy- maybe we'll actually get a jazz influenced album this time...

This must be what it's like to be an Azealia stan

we don't get music